【Visual Feast in the Depths of Qilian Aerial Photography of Flocks of Tibetan Wild Donkeys in Northern Suzhou】 In autumn, the staff of the Jiuquan Branch of the Gansu Provincial Administration of Qilian Mountain National Park used drones to photograph groups of Tibetan wild donkeys galloping and foraging during their daily inspections of the Yanchi Bay area, and the scene was very spectacular. In the picture, the head donkey leads the Tibetan wild donkey group to run in unison, and five or six small groups of them also chase and frolic from time to time. Inhabiting the alpine desert at an altitude of 3,000 to 5,000 meters, the Tibetan wild donkey is a high prototype animal, a national first-class protected animal and an internationally endangered species. In recent years, Subei has increased the protection and ecological restoration and management of wild animals and plants, providing a good living environment and development space for the habitat and reproduction of various wild animal populations, the number of wild animal populations under national key protection in the territory has been increasing, and the Yanchiwan area of Gansu In Qilian Mountain National Park has become a paradise for wild animals. (New Gansu Daily Gansu Network correspondent Wang Dong Niu Xiaoping photo report)
Source: Gansu Release